Upstairs, Downstairs

Eddie and Daisy return to Eaton Place and find things have changed greatly.

James Bellamy becomes the Conservative candidate for Barking. Mrs. Bridges takes pity on Edward and Daisy.

James is taking flying lessons at Brooklands aerodrome and offers to take Virginia for a ride.

Miss Treadwell, the new governess, comes to blows with the servants over Alice's new puppy.

An old flame is rekindled when James Bellamy bumps into Diana Newbury in a vulgar London club.

The household is in turmoil as Hudson admits to being in love and Georgina returns from America.

Richard plans to use Virginia's friendship for his own ends.

The chaos of the 1926 general strike divides the Bellamy household.

With the French ambassador set to visit, someone must take Hudson's place when he falls ill.

James is shocked by the unsuitable relationship between Frederick and Georgina's friend.

The Eaton Square household uproots for holidays in Paris and Scotland. James confesses to Georgina.

Georgina causes a fatal accident on a drunken night. Will anyone stand up for her in court?

Lord Stockbridge and Georgina become engaged, but his parents disapprove. Ruby quietly leaves Eaton Place.

James returns from America in October 1929 with share fever, but loses everything in the stock market crash.

Sir Geoffrey delivers the news that Eaton Place must be sold to cover the late James' debts.